Lodge Texas Treasury of Dutch Oven Cooking Cookbook

  • Cookbook full of easy to follow recipes
  • 234 page cookbook

This Dutch oven cookbook is full of easy to follow recipes cooked in competitive cook-offs sanctioned by the Lone Star Dutch Oven Society during 1995-1996. This book also includes history, valuable facts, and welcomed cooking tips. 234 pages

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  5 Responses to “Lodge Texas Treasury of Dutch Oven Cooking Cookbook”

  1. Rating:
    I don’t usually buy cookbooks any more becuase you can usually find any recipe you want on the web and you don’t have to house the cookbooks. I saw this cookbook in a store one day and there were so many great recipes and good information that I bought it for my husband as a gift. It is the best collection of information on dutch oven cooking and recipes I have ever seen and I own a number of dutch oven cook books already. It has many great recipes and even has a recipe for dutch oven ice cream, no kidding. It is just really great. I would reccommend this book to beginners as well as seasoned cooks (no pun intended).

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    I own quite a collection of cookbooks that specialize in old west style cooking. (Most of them can be found on Amazon and are reviewed by me here as well.) The kind that if someone was to submit a recipe that mentioned sushi, they would be hanged at sunrise. This one is one of my newest entries and already becoming one of my favorites. Most of my others cover a broad spectrum of cooking like most cookbooks do. That is side dishes, deserts, vegetarian dishes and so on. This one sticks to its guns in specializing in dutch oven meals. Soups, stews, and specialties cooked in a big covered pot. To me there has never been any kind of cooking ever invented that beat the flavor and wholesome goodness of a one pot dinner. They were always wonderful with more than enough to go around for each plate. This book does a mouth watering job of covering hundreds of them. I recommend this book to all of you that miss the nostalgic days of one pot meals, and for the delicious memories that it can bring back again..

  3. Rating:
    This book is a great collection of easy to read and easy to follow directions. Some of the recipes might be over the head of the first time dutch oven user but cooking with a dutch oven is so easy and the directions so well written that you will be cooking the most complex recipes in no time.

    I have over 25 years experience in the Boy Scouts of America and have been dutch oven cooking for almost as long.

  4. Rating:
    As a former Scoutmaster, My scouts and I have cooked many a meal in Dutch oven and cast iron cookware. After browsing through this cookbook, I plan to dig out my dutch oven and try some of the recipes I had never thought of.

  5. Rating:
    When purchasing my Lodge cast iron Dutch ovens, they come with a pretty good cookbook. This book was also recommended to me by a colleague who has been involved in Boy Scouts, as a young man, and later as a Scout Master with his sons.

    It’s a great reference and my Dutch oven cooking library is complete…there’s more recipes here than I’ll likely ever use. Nothing like camp fire cooking in the Dutch ovens !!

    Regards…

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